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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-14

House, got MS mana into loooer
cutter last week, which resulted in
the loss Of part Of two Of his fingers.
Drs. Clifford and Slicer dressed the
wound.
A NASAL INJETOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. Sold by DR.. l.. K.
Kirk. +
The conveniences Of the new court
room have made an extra bailiff
necessary. Now if some ingenious
Yankee will invent a break for the
lawyers tongues he will render the
tax payers of Cecil county a very
valuable service.
Our enterprising tobacconist, Mr..
E. D. johnson, has placed a pool
table in his store and the boys now
amuse themselves endeavoring to
pop the ivory balls into the pockets.
The game is q species of billiard
play.
We received q call last week from
Mr.. G. Conner who is preparing to
establish a creamery here in the
spring. He has hal an ice house
built and filed, and hopes to have
his factory built and ready to go into
operation about May LIST next.
Young Trainor who in a drunken
spree robbed the train near Sylmar
two years ago, will probably receive
a pardon, as strong effort is being
made by his friends for that object.
The Jury recommended him to mer.
cy, but the Judge sentenced him to
eight years in the penitentiary.
For the ensuing three weeks the
discount sales will continue at E. R.
Bufington's.
Four Kinks were drawn on the
December term of Court, and several
Of our contemporaries account this a
strange coincidence. If they were
acquainted in this neighborhood they
would account it still stranger coin.
cidence if that number of Kinks were
not drawn.
THE REV. GEO. H. TAYLER, of
Burbon, Ind, says: Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILO'S CON-
SUMPTION CURE.' Sold by DR.. L.
R. Kirk. +
Mrs. James Marcus of Elkton had
a tooth extracted from which cause
she died a few days after. Mrs.
Marcus, after the operation paid a
visit to friends, Lying at Linwood,
Pa. The bleeding from the wound
baffled the skill of the physicians, and
she died on Sunday End inst.
Quite panic was created in the
public school room on Monday caus-
ed by emptying bucket of coal into
the stove among which was some
snow. The steam and gas forced the
flame and smoke out through the
joints of the stove and door. One
boy jumped out of the window and
broke for ''high timber"
Gilt Edge Horse and Cattle
Powder purifies the blood
and improves the digestion.
Only 25c for lbs. or 10 lbs.
for S1.OO. For sale at DIR.
Kinks Drug Store. del0-2m
The popularity attained by Hoods
Calendar last year will be repeated
by Hoods Household Calendar-Al-
manac for 1887, just published. A
happier combination of calendar and
almanac, of art and advertising, has
seldom been produced. Copies may
be obtained of the druggists, or by
sending six cents in stamps for one
copy, or ten cents for two, to G. L.
Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi-
gestion, Constipation, Loss Dizziness.
of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shilohs vi.
talizer is a positive cure. Sold by DR.
7, Kirk
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-14
MINOR LOCALS

and young are enjoying IT.
Constable Paul N. Wagner has re-
signed and Samuel Morrison has
been appointed.
The temperance working ladies of
North East have opened a reading
room in that town.
Mr.. William jenkins of this town
HAS been quite sick but is at present
convalescent.
DR.. Jones of B NJ. House is going
to give up his practice at that place
and move to Scranton Pa.
Mr.. John Cameron, Jr., living near
7Sylmar has been suffering for some
time from a severe attack of sickness.
All members of Crystal Lodge No.
-244, o. of G.. T., are requested to
be present at the next meeting.
Go to E. r. Buffington's and secure
the benefit of the large discounts
given off of heavy goods.
A drunk engineer of the freight
train was the cause of the collision at
Tifin, Ohio a week ago which caused
the death of 20 persons.
The Grand Jury adjourned on Sat-
urday after having their lemonade
and gingerbread at the Jail.
The annual meeting of the Cecil
County Agricultural Society for the
election of officers was held in Elkton
on Wednesday.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
loh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10 cts /, so cts. and 100 Sold by
DIR. L. R. Kirk. t
Charles r. Biles of Blue Ball had
surprise party call on him recently.
The visitor took away by mistake a
gum coat, carriage whip and blanket,
There is some doubt whether the
Dean wooden mills which were locat-
ed at Newark, Del. and were recent
lv burned down, will be rebuilt.
John Roach, the great American
shiphuilder, died at his home in New
York city, on the 10th instant, of the
same disease which carried General
Grant off, cancer in the mouth.
The iron works at Rowlandville
started up last week, putting some
life into the village. These mills
have been in operation very little for
the last six or eight months.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria
and Canker Mouth. Sold by DR.. L. r i.
Kirk.
The Woodlawn W. G. T. U. will
meet,,in Hopewell Church on Sunday
Jan. 18th at 23OP,M. All members
requested to attend.
Fl. KEILHoLTz, Sect'y.
.AlL persons h0Uing books from the
RISING SUN LIBRARY
are requested to return them at
once. prepuratory to the change.
E. r. BURLINGTON,
Prest
Wheat reached dollar bushel in
Baltimore this week, on account of
the freeze shutting up the streams
which empty into the Chesapeake
bay and stopping schooner and
steamboat navigation.
Keep your family well supplied with
s'Sellers' Cough Syrup" Use it in time
YOU will avert bronchial and pulmo
nary affections. % cents.
Mr.. Charles ). Passmore, son of
E. P. Passmore OF Rising Sun,
who visited friends in this part
of the county on his wedding tour,
left for his home in Ohio last
week.
Another bale of that cheap muslin
has at last arrived at e. r. Buffing-
toms.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-14
Meetings Of County Commissioners.

The regular meetings of the County
Commissioners will be held on the
second Tuesday of every month. Col
lectors and others having accounts to
be stated or settled will apply to the
Clerk during the recess of the Board.
Persons having claims against the
county will please file the same in the
Commissioners office, with legal
voucher, as no account will be allowed
not properly chargeable to the same.
BY order. JOHN S. ROSSELL, Clerk
Commissioners Cecil County.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-14

"HACKMETACK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and SO
cents. Sold by DR.. L. r. Kirk.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-14
r OST.-A ROUND BREAST PIN,

Us IA ROUND BKEAST Pin :,
Awith small pearl in the centre. Sup
posed to be dropped in the Public School
room, Port Deposit, on Jan. 9Th at the
Teachers Association. Finder will please
leave it at E. P Brickley's store.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-14

NOR RENT 1.-TWO FARMS, l
4 containing 70 acres, the other Is acres.
For particulars call on JAMES BARNES,
Rising Sun, Md. 31-7-14-21
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-14

SHlLOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. Sold by DIR. L. R. Kirk. +
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-14
Sleighs! Sleighs !!

Just received fine lot of PORTLAND
and SWELL CUTTERS, also BOB
SLEIGHR, just the sleigh for Farmers,
Merchants and Hucksters.
Also fine assortment of
Sleigh Bells and Chimes.
Call add see lis while the assortment is good
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-14

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have a printed guarantee
on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t
never fails to cure. Slid by DR.. L. r.
Kirk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Thursday, March 10. 1887
NAVAL ORDERs.-second Lieutenant c. H. LaucheimeI
has been detached from the Ossipee and granted
months leave OF absence First Lieutenant II. G.. Els
worth has been detached from the Marine Barracks
Brooklyn and ordered 70 command the marine guard Oh
the Ossipee.
THE STEEL CoNTRAcTs-Jhe time for the reception OF
proposals for furnishing steel for guns and has
been extended by the secretary OF the Navy from March
l6 to March ~.
REsiGNATION-The President las accepted the resgna
ton OF g. L. Graham United States Marshal for the
Western District OF Virginia
MINERAL OILs-The Chief OF the Bureau OF Statistics
reports the total values OF The exports OF mineral oils
from United during February 1887 and during
eight months ended February g. 1887 compared
with similar ports during the corresponding periods Of
the preceding year AS follows: February, 1887
400 81 February, 1868 25946l Eight month
ended February %, 1857 3O,476062j eight months
ended February 20, 1868 3.72j,l37.
MILITIA APPRoPRIATioS.-Iirst Controller Durham has
decided that the increase in the amount appropriated by
the last Congress from S2OOOU TO 100000 10 provide
and equipments for the militia does not become
available until July !, the beginning OF the next hsca!
year. He, however regards the increase In the nature Of
permanent annual appropriation
PERsOyAI--secretary and Mrs. Manning left Washing
ton this afternoon NcwYOrk and Albany. The
tary did not attend the Cabinet meeting to-day.
APPoISTMENT.-The President this afternoon appointed
Charlton H. Way OF Georgia. 10 be Consul General of the
United states at St Petersburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11

ST LoUp March l0.-floui steady and unchanged. XXX
81 30 81 30 Family s3 10 df3 rs Choice o. Fan
81 75osSS5 Extra Fancy IS 9oG4 co. Patents 81 rs
TO- Wheat active but irregular generally lower
No Red cash 10 ad79c; MAY so sSsl closing &c;
June 80 2aSI sc closing so Corn more active
closing higher than yesterday. No. Mixed
80 qc Nav closing SO oats du but
No z Mixed 2sl2o Didi May 20 teady
at $50 bid. Barley neglected Hav less active
unchanged Prairie 81 O0csl0 O0 Timothy $40 OOa l3 90
steady VI l2hc. Flax seed nominaly steady
at 81 90 at $50. Corn Meal steady at So GOA
So o. Whisky 81 10 Provons very quei, hrner Pork
AZ ais co. Lard 81 TO- Bulk MeatsLoOse lots
Clear 81 45 snort Ribs IS Clear 50 TO- Boxed
Long Clear at IS 81 short RIBS 50 62a short Clear
IS 49, Bacon-Long Clear So S7iz short Ribs 81 90.
Short Clear at 81 rs. Hams firm at Sll 6OG
6l4 90 -. 10. Receipts-Fl0ur 1900 bbs Wheat llOOO
busn Corn 80 900 bush 5000 lush. Rye 200 bush
Barley 1000 bush. shipments-fvur 12OOu bbls Wheat
5000 bush Iyrn 1000 bush oats 5000 JuslL RYE
bush BARLEY 1900 lush Afternoon Borrd-W heat
shade easier Corn steady and unchanged oats &c lower
for NAV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11

$685. short cs.. Stiles oer.. - 90 ..wa,sx:z a y
ssods sl sooc ssss ws
S.0OS sa:a.. Corn iii.cSo bush. 5at. liI:on SssA:
$hs.s sso6s i:::sS i -
0atx $4,000 bash' RYE bush; Barley sso0S
srs,se; the s.,: Ts e.
i Il &c per do 1."''' ''"''"' '-' ~ '''
ss.., March ::.:. Family =
&c: Receipt: l.5oo Sasl :9DmsnT 500 ss'h, !,
ss:s ?als n" sss'
s az M s Esr G ason 10
ssSss Gs 81 s A s s. R s. e ct:
2sssoc; Good 70 PRIME Dairy roll q Hos s.sds
Hsa a. 400
cas :n ms' ns s M Witt .s :sA
Corn s sssa.:s q s. zS s ::i. si
MnwAUkEE; March lo-Flour nrm.. Wheat weaker.
S ST.. . s AsS White higher - -s.: IA
80 V 10 s go IS
NAY $ Butter Ss%; S:fy S:s: AID
s.%r ssS 81: %9'i i 81.
lower: No. / Hard cash 7sci May 1905 June 7eae
ME- g. S::s ss% NJ s:: T.
S:: 5s: ss:s
TO- quiet prices steady
No. Western and Psnnsyivania supsrnne ~ ss2 ~
&c. % s = e.
g. e ess, sss5 r. g e y $
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4. "a Is e. s uSa g g . co.
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s47:@, =, DO nI for ADs t1S47, DO MAY .7ss
stained H. White %s
Fss: s; s:;. ssss. ;: En-
4s06c Bnrbanks choice s. o6oe 90 FAR e Good
Ps. Sosss
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packets 50 90 smoked Besil5Sies. Beef Hams $500
p0fs Do 10 %
R.n.s g s Steam H q Ss.,
80 sssc Western cIeamery EI!Ia SSssse Western I;1s
GSeess SSs SewSori tui cream SELL Ohio ass
Sums 80 Ess: iss
atsc. Confectionery elgc; Powdered i3iOeee Feed
f Pss S5 S'n @ ssr
Oats 1900 bush shipmcnts-Wheat 17.7O0 0uah Cora
LOCO push. Oats 97oO Dusn
.e lover. No. ReG March sosc bid and sosc Asked %
%pT s @ C a9 Weak Ms{ and 9 No.
Mixed Mar.h 40 bd 46c asked do April 4S5 bd <SS
asked. Oats quiet and unchanged.
TOLEDO. March l0.whea dull hrmer Cash SO iaci May
da ss s'sa ss NAY March BID IS
Recepts-wheat 1900 bush Corn 1000 5nsn oss: LOO
Corn $4,000 bush Oats busns Cloveseed IiS bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

Mowar street and Western s = ss 81 90
Ms sapernns 81 SO 90 DO IS as IS.
Ps S $ &sassou.nsSn ar@ western lower
Red sSS 40 amber r Marc, N @9sesn
DO %" iS s %sv SSss sySyu for
%S,s -
81 $500 do Mixed 81 ssGc' PsnasvlyanIa s4asse:::
Western m dus Mes. oI PORK
$50 % for new Bulkmeas shoulders ana Clear o sides
s'r H .@ S' !: s:s: :s
i:onnoe $50. coneeRio carsoos ordinary :. FAR
s Wisely s!sSSS ..s sS AZ 81
Freight. yespoe DER steamer suNGG'to2 ESQ bS
Wheat ba,h Corn $500 I9.n Oats Zoo % Sg na6
$50 200 bush.
March e s. g
Prime S. oSs q 70. Quiet steamer YsilOv sec;
Wilmer Tss H sss s . outlet sda!!as.
Ms w. eS.aacr SuS
S.TlsTn 'say a a..
Eastern Extras lSc: southern and western trsts At
4 :ors sSs ss o. u S0 so
1900 bust.
racine Winter %hssS gn:stsa :ss:
2 Hd saS wS,s
.jS Tn N and h sS Ne
sis:s E Ss1i.y All IA sass,ss :
ssS Gsnas. $50 Nc En-. SaS
No Western ooc rye unsettled onolcs "es.srn sna
Wheat $500 bush. i2.oOS bush Oats 10000 Sasa
$4,000 lush oats 5000 bush
CHICAGO. March lo-Flour cute; and nnehsnFed WIN.
i ssn %inss vs. =
Hpos:s eis 10 Ss a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Jean Jaques Bcauron a Swiss and WIam.st. Jeweer,
died in 1865 leaving sons Joseph " Beau.
ron aud Mrs. Mary e. Jodry Pierre then
teyeer IN His brother sent him telegram
Announcing fathers death Pierre wrote that ne would
and would start Immediately for
New. sailing vessel around Cape Horn The trunk
arrived but has never been heard OF
by his relatives since His brother Joseph: who was
sole under their fathers will died In 1873 and by
nj. will his wife Elizabeth Charriere was
made his sole Mrs Jodry was recently appointed
he ADMINISTRATORS brother Pierre who ia supposed 10
dead her behalf James HAYES yesterday asked
order Mrs Charriere 10 make an &C
ecnnng Yecrir husband Coudcrt Brothers for
Mr they heard that Pierre married
I'm California To them time TO Investigate this report An
adjournment ordered until next THURSDAY.
An attachment granted yesterday by Justice Dcnohue
nj the the property OF the Char
oak Lite Insurance suit by the Continental National
General LOus Fitzgerald "a re-
eeIver the company The claim is for S2 900 promis
sory OF George NJ Bartholomew at four
mon ms on August l6 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
EMPLOYEES ASSESSED 500 A MONTH.

"REFORM" IN FULL BLOOM IN THE SAN FRANCISCO
MINT.
WASHINGTON, March 10. 1t half that comes from
Democratic SOURCES official and unofficial, be true.
the reform Administration has splendid oppcrtu-
ntv 10 turn the rascals out OF the United States
Mint at San Francisco. They are Democratic
"rascas," however, and that may account for their
In the face OF grave charges ahecuhg ther
official conduct. When the bosom OF " reform swept
the Mint In ,ne was alive
His friends say that the place was promised 10 Mr.
Hendricks tor q favorite nephew who ~ es IN San
Franc,co Another applicant was SuaG age o
Daniel Manning who champiored his cause and car
ried the day. Superintendent Lawton appointed az his
Chief clerk ono Hlrsohberg Democratic ward potl-
clan OF Oakland Five six months ago, 1t Ii under
stood an affidavit was received at the Treasury De-
partment sig ed by respectable citizen OF San Fran
CISCO setting forth that the chief clerk III the Mint was
in receipt OF regular income IRON something IKE q
score of employees, each of whom was paying MIN ~
per month for the privilege OF retaining his SITUATION
Instead OF sending special agent to investigate the
charges and obtain sworn testimony as Is customary
In such cases. the matter referred to Superlnend-
ent La wton, who was instructed to investigate H.
In other words, he was directed WIN nar,
ally to @ n%ss suaa msde
OF report to the Treasury Department 1t is IN
derstoOd that this report is unsatisfactory to the
Director Of the Mint and that further invesnganoh Is
to be made under different auspcrs ,
California men who are somewhat familiar Win inc
circumstances authority tor the statement that tDe
person upon whose affidavit the charges are osea nus
in his possession the written agreement signed oy the
Hint employees pay the chief clerk at the rate before
mentioned for the privilege OF retaining Their places
and that the chief clerk has offered the hocer OF IL
large of money to surrender the paper 30 lar as
can be ascertainec Superintendent Lawton and Chief
Clerk Hrschberg still in possession of their ooes
1t is probable however that the latter has suffered
some curtament of his income since the charges were
filed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11
THE AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE.
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF NAVIGATION



WASHINGTON March 10 tSpeciap.-The report OF the
lshed in few days. Is interesting document the pub
ncation Of which has been unaccounably delayed by
Commissioner Norton who superseded Captain Patten In
December. One Of the subjects dwelt on by Commits
sioner Paten that OF collisions at respecting which
he offers practical suggestions which VIII be OF
great value The statistics OF tonnage are
full. The total merchant tonnage OF the United
States is 4l30,OoO tons, OF which 100000 tons are
foreign and 100000 tons inland and coastwise
The shipping Of the Pacific Coast OF the Great Lakes and
OF the Western rivers treated separately considerable
space being devoted EACH review OF American ship
building interests leads the Commissioner TO recommend
that Government aid be extended to this industry under
certain coalitions of which should be that the plants
used In shpbung should be at the service OF the Navy
whenever required. Considerable space Is devoted to
the fisheries the statistics OF which show that the num-
Der vessels engaged in the cod and mackerel fisheries
decreased from 2249 In 1888 TO 1879 in 1856 and the
number of whaling vessels from 141 10 l04 in the
period The total tonnage OF fishing vessels, which
was l27452 in 1888, was only 103,si3 in
Yachting in which brief history OF international races
Is given together with practical comparison OF Amer-
can and British models with plates.
list of sailors homes and bethels In the United
given. There Is careful resume OF the systems
pensonng In various countries, and leglsla
the benefit of the wlo belong TO the merchant
OF United states is suggested. compilation OF
the navigation laws having been made by commissioner
Paten under special of Congress- the defects OF the
Of laws pointed out and codifcaton of
the whole lie recommended. Commissioner Patten says
that there has been more beneficial Legislation IN the IN
OF shipping during the past five years than IN the
preceding fifty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11
YOUNG oRARLfERs STORY.
SAVING THE PANAMA RAILROADS. MONEY.


now THE SAFES WERE OPENED AFTER THE FIRE -
HI CAME HERE TO MARTY AND GO BACK.
The trial of the suit of the Panama Railroad Company
for the recovery Of nearly $4,000 from Ellie g. Charer
and Clement Dupuy. the allegation that while en-
ployed by the company at Aspinwan the money came
into their possession been accounted for
was continued yesterday in the Supreme Court before
Edward z Penfod.the New-York agent ofthe company
tee Of o U at
the officers of the company The books OF the ~
and correspondence in relation to the entries referred
George A. Powers employed by the company at Aspln
wall deposed that he had counted the cash and e1,
amned the books after deficiency discovered and
corroborated the last witness. -. Al,
Joseph Larocque, for the plaintiff, stated that this
Xisernon $ Sullivan, in opening for the defence said
that Dupuy before returning to his home In France
announced his intention to do and the company co4d
have him or eo OF or
In the accounts OF the company; ..,.or,-
pany were burned during the insurrectOnin March, 1850
quany Of gold and silver coin belonging 70 te @ s
| Wnss G,S npST Or 10
ond story where the safes opened the placed 1ne
Soase on IN . RSHei SeaeS The whole the
was employed s to d with them pistols and
carbnes and escorted the cart with the money III IN 1T,
Witness ana Siy he thought by another
goye Each counted portion Of the money ana ,ae1
after the fire Dupuy paid of the men employed BY the
had lost everything The witness at different times acted
as secretary for Superintendent Bert and as roadmaser
besides attending TO tho duties OF cashier and auditor
during the absence of Dupuy. His transactions were
all made in the office of the company in the presence OF
other employees.
Q-what do you know of the companys draft Nc Az TOT
&5OoOOi Al have knowledge OF it. II ~ passed
through my hands the ordinary course OF business
and made note Oft
The witness said that the Panama Canal Company was
the largest customer OF the railroad and they always had
standing accounts. Whenever the railroad company
needed money it obtained draft on New OK R nUn
the canal company and drew against IT. Dupuy,
the cashier, returned July y, and When
the witness started for NewYOrK in October had not
quite finished his July accounts, but the vouchers had
been examined and balance struck. The witness
Returned to Newly intending 10 get married anu go
back to the isthmus on December !. When he was on
the point Of doing he received cable dispatch fron
SUPERINTENDENT Bert directing him 10 remain here and
soon after received letter from his brother Van DYKE
Charher who was employed by the company at Aspn.
wall telling min about the allegations made against
him.
The trial will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

g 81 Io is s s % % ri Is 49, H.
3 tx ~ as $50 So So S SO st ~.
j * 81 3
sis iSg s aS ogs sss
JIG l2ls 1919 2$ 1921 1921 ls2a ;2S l24 1912 lz2
an Mss6 e0r' Beach
sUrRKSx coUnI-CncUIIo I-Beforo =. J.-Ad-
SUPREME couEi"CRcriY-P II-Before Andrews j.
srarxE a tG @ ia sas SAY .5s
to2 $1,000 6o25 1890 4s42, 1850 1854. 4765 ls2s 1904
SUPREME coUKr-crEcur- Iv.-Befors Donohue. J.
@ ssa sss 1851 ;S$i sSSs ssSs
ioos aoos toio 4oil 4cI2 1913 soi4 soie aoiS sol7
Hossey wal Of Bridget Bassiiy at n ans vii Of
mi viii George wsddnsna@ A. II I'M VIII q IaI
townsend at IL ami Will OF Thomas Arga At l'So
SUPERIOR coUnT-srEcAL TrRN-Before o'Gorman. j.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL IKRM-pARr I.-Before sedgwck,
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PART I1-Before Freedman
SUPERIOR couar-TRIAL TERM-PARr III.-BciOro Dugro.
L-Nos 1910, l454, 1850, 1919 -
So $685. s5 ibaa
common ThsMB iS M m
COMMON fLris~srHciHL TEHM-BeiCrs Allen. mo day
Iss 5d sss7 @ Ss
$3.50 2ssO 1854 1878 1880, 1887 227o 1921 $685. 1914
1880.
COMMON PIEAs-TmAL TERM-PAEr II.-BefOre DAILY. j.
Adjourned
err CouRT-rRiAL TERM-PART I-Before Nehrbas, j.,
TIA I'll 1862 $685. 2542 2D04 25l5 1928 1865
1870 2os0 1888 1927 1868 1857 263l 1925 $685. 24O3
1855, 1904
CrTI CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PARI IL Before McAdam CT.
1915 ST. asSs sS 4 sss sSs
2o24, 26fA 2309.
CRY CouRT-TRIAL THRM-PART III-Before Hyatt j.
Nos $751; 1876 23l5 PAIL 24O2 247l, 237l 22lS ll66.
13O6 1871 26+3 2677, 2tGS, 2593 245l 2655 X6so
1850, 263z 1878. zoos.
C0uRT on UrKa Before Barrett Judge. and
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CoURT OF GEsRaAL sEssoSs-PARr Judge Glderseeve.
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